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O why this disconsolate frame

Author: Caleb Jarvis Taylor Appears in 10 hymnals
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Author: Caleb Taylor Hymnal: The Hymnist #d77 (1862)
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Author: Caleb Taylor Hymnal: Revival Hymns ... with a Supplement. 2nd ed. #d217 (1852)
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Hymnal: The Christian Hymn Book #1028 (1866)
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Caleb Jarvis Taylor

1763 - 1817 Author of "O why this disconsolate frame" Caleb Jarvis Taylor was a Methodist minister, songwriter, author, and schoolteacher in Kentucky. Born Roman Catholic he converted before the age of 20. He organized early Methodist congregations in northeast Kentucky and supplied camp meeting songs during the Great Revival. He was born June 20, 1763, in St. Mary’s County, Maryland, and died June 6, 1816 in Maysville, Kentucky. Chris Hoh, from "The Early Camp Meeting Song Writers," Methodist Quarterly Review, 1859, Vol. XLI, Fourth Series, XI, April, p 401-413; The History of Methodism in Kentucky by a. H. Redford, p 128-134; Mt. Gilead Methodist Meeting House," Hopewell Museum website (www.hopewellmuseum.org)
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